Happy Travel Backpacking Tent 1/2 Person Tents for Camping, Waterproof Easy Clip Setup Camping Tent for Adults Kids Outdoor Hiking, Lightweight Portable One Single Man Dome Tent with Rain Fly

Our son uses it for boys scout camping trips. Easy to set up. Lightweight. Perfect.

As an avid outdoor enthusiast, I recently had the pleasure of trying out the Happy Travel Backpacking Tent, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations, providing a comfortable and reliable shelter for my camping adventures.Let's start with its setup and ease of use. The clip setup system makes assembly a breeze, allowing me to pitch the tent in a matter of minutes, even when camping solo. The lightweight design and compact size make it perfect for backpacking trips, and the included carrying bag ensures convenient transport and storage.Despite its compact size, this tent offers ample space for one or two people, making it suitable for solo adventurers or couples looking to share a cozy camping experience. The dome shape provides excellent stability in windy conditions, while the waterproof rain fly and sealed seams keep me dry and comfortable during rainy nights.One of the standout features of the Happy Travel Backpacking Tent is its versatility. Whether camping in the mountains, by the beach, or in the forest, this tent performs admirably in a variety of environments. The mesh windows and door provide excellent ventilation, keeping the interior cool and well-ventilated even on warm summer nights.Durability is another key aspect of this tent. The high-quality materials and sturdy construction ensure long-lasting performance, withstanding the rigors of outdoor use for years to come. Plus, the reinforced seams and durable zippers offer added peace of mind, knowing that my shelter can withstand the elements.Cleanup is a breeze thanks to the waterproof floor and easy-to-wipe-down materials. I simply shake off any dirt or debris, wipe down the interior with a damp cloth if needed, and the tent is ready for the next adventure.In conclusion, I highly recommend the Happy Travel Backpacking Tent to anyone in search of a reliable and lightweight shelter for their outdoor excursions. Whether you're a seasoned backpacker or a weekend camper, this tent offers the perfect combination of convenience, comfort, and durability, ensuring a memorable camping experience every time.

Took this on a Scout campout to use for myself. I'm not terribly tall--5'6" or so--and so I was surprised that I couldn't just stretch all the way out in this tent. If I did stretch all the way out, my head and feet both touched the inside of the tent wall, which is no bueno if you want to stay dry while camping. I ended up turning my sleeping bag caddy-corner, so that I went from corner to corner and didn't have my head pressed up against the wall. That worked fine, but it would mean I can't share this tent with anyone. There just wouldn't be room. Other features were nice, including the poles, the rain fly, and the overall set up. A good kids tent.

Ordered this tent for a quick toss up/gear storage when car camping mainly. If you have to drive into town for a few hours, a small tent can hold your camping spot. And you can shove your stove, chair, etc. into the tent quickly instead of packing up since you will be back soon. NOT conducive to sleeping in if you are in Southern USA with heat/humidity, but fine for storing gear or holding a site. Do not stake floor flat/taut first as you normally would. First run the poles thru center loop and attach all clamps. Then insert pole ends into holes at corner plastics. THEN stretch floor/push stakes. The stakes that come with it (as with all tents) are basically useless. Fine if just a quick toss for a few hours on a sunny day. But if even moderate wind, use some good stakes (I suspect won’t take much to blow it away). There is NO legit ventilation in this tent. A small square at the apex of roof with so-called “rainfly” (no mention of whether tent walls/floor are even water resistant). As with any new tent, I would seam seal and then spray overall (walls/floor) with Camp Dry or similar to survive rain. There is a vented roof and a screened front door which won’t do much during a rain storm because you will have to shut the tent door over the screen. Just not much breathing assistance or cooling breeze with this unit. Reasonably sized for one person and a dog. Might be great for single nights like canoe camping along a river on clear nights where you don’t have to store all your gear inside the tent. Takes longer than life is worth to wrestle this thing back into the one-sided zipper bag! Shouldn’t crease/fold tents to pack away due to rot along seam lines. It can be strapped and stuffed, but not worth it. Just get a dollar store stuff bag to pack it away if you intend to get much use out of it. One of my trek poles in photo for scale (I’m 5’3”).

I took this tent backpacking with me last weekend for the first time and it was exactly what I needed. It’s not too big and bulky, and although it was only me sleeping in the tent, it could definitely hold two people or one person and a dog. The color is great and matches nicely outdoors, but really what was great was the light weight of it.The assembly was super simple and even though there were directions, it was pretty straightforward if you happen to lose the instructions. It popped right up and popped right down for easy travel in and out of my backpacking trip. Don’t forget to buy an inflatable mat for inside it.